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M.A.D. Festival Takes Over Downtown August 20–23 With 110+ Designers and Its Biggest Lineup Yet
The free four-day fashion, arts, and music festival returns to Quartier des spectacles for its 26th edition.
Quebec ministry exam portal crashes for hours, frustrating thousands of students
Technical problems delayed access to results Tuesday as students rushed to meet make-up exam deadlines.
Heat wave returns to Montreal Wednesday with humidex reaching 41
Sunny and sticky conditions bring back last week's intense heat, with UV index at very high levels.
Spurs Nights brings queer line dancing to Jardins Gamelin every week this summer
Noël Vézina has grown the weekly dance event from monthly gatherings to packed nights drawing 70-100 participants seeking freedom and community.
Thousands gather in Montréal to honour fallen officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane
Thousands of police officers, dignitaries and members of the public paid respects Tuesday at a memorial for the officer killed in a June...
Hydro-Québec gives away free smart thermostats, but comes with strings attached
The utility is offering free Hilo thermostats and installation to manage winter power demand, though users must commit to a rate plan...
Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel closes both directions this weekend for electrical work
Highway 25 will shut down Friday night through Monday morning for maintenance on the tunnel's systems and infrastructure repairs.
Saint-Leonard residents demand flood protection as summer storms loom
Residents at borough council meeting express frustration over decades of flooding damage to basements and garages.
Thousands of police officers march in solemn procession honouring fallen Montreal officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane
A two-hour memorial ceremony at the Bell Centre followed the morning procession down René-Lévesque Boulevard on Tuesday, July 7.
Montreal school board offering free three-year credit monitoring after privacy breach
Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board will provide identity protection to all parents whose social insurance numbers and personal data were...
Montréal Complètement Cirque showcases 10 circus artists in competition through Saturday at the Monastery
The day-long spectacle features acrobats, aerialists, and musicians in Le Jugement dernier, where the public votes for the winner.
More Montreal-area municipalities join raccoon rabies monitoring as 170 cases confirmed
Quebec added 34 municipalities to its enhanced monitoring zone Tuesday as northward spread of the disease accelerates, with 76 cases...
